With the climate warming before our eyes, it’s clear that climate change is happening – with annual global greenhouse emissions continuing to rise, or at best starting to stabilise. It’s going to
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Is Australia ready for EfW?
Manning, who chaired day one of the Waste Management Association of Australia’s (WMAA) national energy from waste conference on October 25 and 26, will be speaking at the Bioenergy
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Scientists discover new catalyst to turn CO2 into ethanol
The researchers were originally attempting to make a material called grapheme but failed because they did not have the correct equipment. Instead, they created another new hybrid material consisting of
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Biogas: The ugly duckling of renewable energy
While the golden children of the renewables sector – wind and solar, will likely take the early glory and admiration of the public, many questions remain as to which other technologies will fill
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Blockchain P2P trading to support transition to a distributed energy future
Using blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer (P2P) trading to support this transition could be one of the solutions to those challenges, argued David Martin, co-founder and managing director of Power Ledger,
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Framing Australia’s climate policy and energy mix
Led by RepuTex head of research Bret Harper, the webinar event discussed the proposed design of energy and climate policy to meet Australia’s 2030 target, including discussion on the recent Framing
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Absence of waste issues in draft plan “beyond belief”
Released last week, ShapingSEQ seeks to “promote the things that SEQ residents value like
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The problem of illegal dumping
Case study: refining the definition of waste Clients regularly ask MRA why they need a waste licence for an activity which on the face of it might not look like waste processing. Recent
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NSW council amalgamations – lessons, trends, considerations
On May 12, two proclamations under the Act commenced and 19 newly amalgamated councils began operations, including Armidale Regional Council, the merger of Armidale Dumaresq and Guyra Shire Councils, Inner
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Giving insights into what prompts significant change in water management
Wastewater infrastructure enables cities to develop economies to grow and communities to thrive, but is also a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions – primarily due to inherent inefficiencies.
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